Treads, Risers and Nosing
Boots, armloads of firewood and laundry baskets wear stairs harder than any room in a country house. Solid oak treads keep their shape through all of it.
Boots, armloads of firewood and laundry baskets wear stairs harder than any room in a country house. Solid oak treads keep their shape through all of it.
We prepare treads at the Long Branch, NJ warehouse and deliver them the next day from Long Branch once the order is confirmed.
At the visit we measure each rise and run and bring stain tests, so your new treads match the floors above and below.
A year of coverage applies to our labor, and the wood carries its own manufacturer warranty. Staff on our payroll build each staircase.



Each new oak tread is $60 including riser, nosing, stain and labor, and sanding existing steps is $50 each.
We will, and then we inspect the framing underneath. Creaks and loose treads are corrected before oak is installed.
We try stain on samples next to your hall boards until the match is right.
Straight flights follow the listed price, while curved parts are quoted at your house.
Yes, for $50 a step.
Most flights take one or two days, depending on how many steps there are.
Yes, $250 comes off the estimate booking.
Labor is covered for one year, and the manufacturer warrants the wood.